Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-02

fauf1CK Larry, JubI IN ITO" OOulO0f va
Icy. reports the cattle in that section su
fering for want OF feed, owing to the grea
. depth of the snow.
u the Anaconda company, wal seriously il
jured last week by having a heavy stick
n timber fall on him.
The annual meeting OF qee Butte Fire Br
gade will be held at the City Hallto-morro,
{ evening at 8 o'clock. Officers for the or
9 suing year will be elected.
: There il a counterfeit silver dollar in Gil
: culation. It is well calculated to deceiv
even experts. A slant in the letter ''d'' il
, the motto shows it's character.
= The Schonbar mine on Montana Stree
! : will be started up by eastern capitalists
. under the management of Schuyler Gates
! independent OF the Hope company.
Joe T. Carroll, with the Foster-Este
: Mercantile Company at Anaconda, hal
been greeting friends in Butte for severa
days. He left for home yesterday.
Died-In Butte, February LIST, OF pneu
monia, Chris Hart, aged 40 years. Tn
funeral will take place Thursday. the 3Otl
instant, from St. Patrick's Catholic
Church.
) The examination of B. j. Schlesinger fol
shooting Harry ELVES will take place Fri
day before Police Judge Notation. Elwel
T was able to sit up in his room yesterday
and will recover.
George j. Lewis, well known in Butte
but now holding a position in his father
hank at Ketchum. Idaho, was married al
Anamosa, Iowa, on the goth ult., to Misl
Leta NJ. Crawford.
The owner OF pawn ticket No. 1912, is
sued by the Uncle Sam Loan office. Decem
Der II, on a chest of tools, can recover the
} same by calling at the Union Pacific Res.
~taurant on East Park street.
The lessees OF the fraction south of the
Anscelmo have struck a large body OF ore.
The assays average $75 a ton. A ship
ment has been made to the Moulton Mill.
Messrs. Porter and Young are the ~lessees.
The County Commissioners met yester-
day and drew the names OF the grand and
trial jurors for the February term Of the
District Court. Their names will be printed
as soon as the sheriff summons the venirs.
Al. 1ngraham, j. R. Anderson and F. p.
Jackson, three of A~naconda's ~best-known
Young men, ca me- over to the only live town
In Montana last evening. They took in
the sights, and will leave for home this
morning.
The organization of the Independent Mil
itary Company was completed at the
Courthouse yesterday afternoon, and the
recruits put through a preliminary drill.
The squad were not at all awkward for
beginners.
Chris. Hart, a member Of the G. A. R.
and A. o. q. w., is confined to his room,
at 81 East Park street, with pneumonia.
He is not expected to live, and has not
called on either OF the above societies for
assistance.
Katie Putnam and her company arrived
from Helena last evening and registered at
the St. Nicholas. Miss Putnam expressed
her delight at returning to Butte and re-
ported a pleasant and successful trip up
Puget Sound.
Grumblers at delays in the arrivals and
departures Of trains should imagine them.
selves shoveling now on the divide, near !
Feeley's, with the thermometer at 40 de-
grees below, and then, on reflection, should
90 and kick themselves for being selfish |
brutes.
Joe Gark's Black Chief, which lies south |
west of town, ia being worked by Messrs. |
Weissman and Farlan, lessees Work is pro-
crossing f~avorably on the tunnel, which is !
now in a hundred feet. Large quantities of
ore are in sight and stopping will soon be |
commenced. !
Would it not be we'll for the ~janitor in
charge ofthe West Park street school-house,
\u1D COlU 0ptll dU leAbG, TO allOW l
the children to enter their respective class
as 500 as they arrive, rather than
to keep them waiting in the coll corridors
until the second bell rings?
Madame Desgardine pleaded 'notg uilty''
yesterday in Justice Lippincott's court to
the charge OF disturbing the peace and
quietude Of the neighborhood Of Park and
Wyoming streets. She was placed under q
800 bond to appear to-day at 2 O'Clock.
Huffman is the complaining witness.
Handsome Jack" Ferris, the gentle
manly advance agent OF the Katie Putnam
Company left yesterday for Ogden and
Salt Lake. where the company is dated"
Mr.. Ferris is one of the most successful
business agents that has ever come West.
has the happy faculty of making
riends, and is a cultured and sensible gen.
The MINER has brought several trains
nto Butte on time that have never ar I
lived. BIT tho railroad people are not
much better posted. Last evening the
rain dispatcher at Pocatella brought the I
Utah & Northern passenger I
rain into Butte at 5 o'clock. only to dis
lppoint the General Agent Of that road, {
vho was there awaiting it's arrival. ]
The clever little soubrette, professionally t
;nown as Ella Weaver, who is earning q I
reputation in the East, ia in pri- j
ate life Mrs. John Whitley, the esteemed t
rife Of the genial manager OF the Katie !
putnam Company. Speaking Of her recent !
Engagement in Ottawa, Canada, the Free !
'ress Of that city commends her charming 4
manners, pleasing methods and child1ikee
.
The chief clerk of the Sheriff's Office tried :.
ard yesterday to find the proper amount =
n ha 0rN4~tS0~~I A>k-.>- - CIT c-rs !
and Sheriff Lloyd for services rendered :,
n December. Sullivan served n~ineteen :
and Lloyd twelve. Each were en-
tiled to 1921 67-73 a day. but the fgures
'ould not come out right. A suggestionj
hat the two parties interested play a game
I seven'up. the winner to take the entire O.
DOODLE" was met with the reply: II am q a
and in favor OF the enforcement
I the Sunday law"